10 starters

EDM Song starters

Big drops, neon synths, and festival-ready builds.

  • Sniper

    EDM · 140 BPM · G# minor

    140 BPM · G# minorOpen
  • Bitter

    EDM · 125 BPM · A# minor

    125 BPM · A# minorOpen
  • Fantasy

    EDM · 132 BPM · A# minor

    132 BPM · A# minorOpen
  • Miracle

    EDM · 119 BPM · C minor

    119 BPM · C minorOpen
  • Dusted

    EDM · 118 BPM · C

    118 BPM · COpen
  • Friends

    EDM · 120 BPM · F minor

    120 BPM · F minorOpen
  • Lights

    EDM · 120 BPM · G minor

    120 BPM · G minorOpen
  • Water

    EDM · 122 BPM · G# minor

    122 BPM · G# minorOpen
  • Tape Vinyl Whileyoucan

    EDM · 125 BPM · B minor

    125 BPM · B minorOpen
  • Fusion

    EDM · 124 BPM · A major

    124 BPM · A majorOpen

FAQ

What is Cado?

A songwriting space for anyone with an idea and the drive to make it real. No DAW or gear required.

Do I need music experience?

Nope. If you can hear it, you can make it here.

Are these sounds AI-generated?

tl;dr - only if you choose to generate vocals.

All of the loops and one-shots that you hear in Cado are human-made, royalty-free samples. The original creator gets paid whenever you download any of them.

When considering vocals for your songs, you can either choose to sing your own vocals, use AI to generate them in a variety of styles and moods, or go all instrumental.

How is Cado different?

Most tools are built for producers. Cado is built for songwriters.

How much does it cost?

Start free. Go Pro for downloads and a commercial license.

Do I own the music I create with Cado? Can I release it commercially?

Your song is yours. Finish a track on a paid plan and you get a license covering the sounds you used, along with a document listing exactly what's cleared — enough to release commercially on streaming, social, and beyond.

Lyrics you write and any voices you record or add sit outside that license. As long as what you bring is yours to use, you're free to release and share your music.

Can I publish the songs I make with Cado on YouTube, Spotify, and TikTok?

Yes. Songs made on a paid plan come with a license and a document showing what's cleared, which protects you against content ID and copyright claims tied to those sounds.

Anything you add yourself — lyrics, a recorded voice — isn't covered, so make sure you have the right to use it. If you ever hit a flag or a claim, contact support and we'll help you sort it out.